Terry Jerome Bean Holloway, 34, was fatally shot on April 29, 2017, while driving near the intersection of West College Avenue and McKinney Street in Holly Springs, Mississippi. Officers arrived about 12:40 a.m. and found his wrecked vehicle with Holloway’s body inside. The local police chief described the shooting as an ambush. Witnesses reported seeing three males in dark clothing fleeing the scene immediately after the shooting.

A multi‑agency investigation brought the Holly Springs Police Department, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, and the U.S. Marshals Service together. Four suspects were identified and arrested within a week: 39-year-old Antonio Sims Sr., 17-year-old Antonio Sims Jr., 18-year-old Terry Louis Bolton, and 20-year-old Cordarrius Hardin. Authorities believed at least three of the suspects were armed during the shooting. All four were charged with murder and initially held in the Marshall County jail on $1 million bonds.

Antonio Sims Jr. was to be charged as an adult; his bond was later reduced and he was released on GPS monitoring, but he cut off the monitor, was subject to a manhunt, then surrendered to U.S. Marshals and was held without bond. Antonio Sims Sr., Terry Louis Bolton, and Cordarrius Hardin remained in custody without bond; Bolton’s bond on a prior aggravated assault charge had been revoked after the murder arrest. Anyone with information about Holloway or the shooting is asked to come forward.